Indeed, involving HIV-uninfected mothers in a study concerning HIV-infected mothers is a real challenge because of the possible misinterpretation that involvement indicates HIV positivity [ 20].
A limited acceptance of the misinterpretation of his actions.
However, we've also seen a decrease in the number of children placed for adoption, because of a misinterpretation of the law following a number of significant judgments by the courts.
The equipment failure was exacerbated by reactor operator error, as the emergency core cooling system was deactivated by operator action because of a misinterpretation of the type of accident that was occurring.
The legitimacy provided by government permission had to be constantly negotiated because of the potential for misinterpretation; and where in some instances it was important to tangibly wield government support, in others it was regarded either as a threat or a tool for coercion.
Often these determinations have been made without an autopsy or because of a misinterpretation of the findings of an autopsy.
However, there was "evidence to show that officers had not recorded all crimes in line with the relevant Home Office counting rules" mostly because of "misinterpretations of the rules" as well as a "desire to support the wishes of the victim".
He thinks ''The Naked and the Dead" must be a failure because of the number of misinterpretations of it that he has read.
Many educators long held the explicit aim (at least in part because of a misinterpretation of John Dewey) of presenting the content of a discipline as "fun"; the concern for aesthetic education, an area of great interest to Dewey himself, eschewed this trivial view.
The chairman of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, Russell Reichelt, said in the release: "We've opted to release results ahead of final completion of surveys because of widespread misinterpretation of how much of the Reef has died".
